AEAI
Projects in Asia
India
Indonesia
Afghanistan
Bangladesh
Malaysia
Mongolia
Nepal
Pakistan
Phillippines
Thailand
India
Rajasthan
(India) Power Sector Restructuring Project - Private/Price
Waterhouse/World Bank - AEAI staff has conducted a financial
and policy evaluation of the power system and operations.
This included an evaluation of bulk service rates at different
voltage levels with special emphasis to the distribution
level. A number of training and workshop presentations were
critical as well as capacity building of local financial,
government and industry structures.
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Indonesia
Oil and
Gas Mining Legal and Regulatory Work - U.S. Agency for International
Development (USAID). Currently working with USAID to commence
review of draft regulations and laws essential to the reliable
and transparent provision of energy services as well as to
encourage sustained private investment in Indonesia. In this
assistance, we encourage a regulatory regime that utilizes
licensing, concessions and proper tax incentives, while enforcing
required environmental standards.
Energy
Policy Analysis Assistance to the Minister of Mines and Energy
- U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). In 1999,
AEAI established offices in Jakarta and is currently providing
technical assistance to the Minister of Mines and Energy
to establish an Energy Policy Analysis Team within the Ministry
to address high-level policy issues in the energy sector.
The focus of technical assistance is the provision of diagnostic
and analytical reviews of existing and needed energy sector
policies in the areas identified. Policy analyses and recommendations
for an evolving policy framework are provided through reports
and closely held workshops that allow the Ministry of Mines
and Energy to make better informed decisions in the rapidly
changing Indonesian energy sector.
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Afghanistan
AYBAK PROJECT
AEAI initiated,
designed and managed the construction for the rehabilitation
and extension of the Aybak distribution
system, in Semanagan Province, Afghanistan. On June 26, 2006
the system was officially energized successfully. The system
will provide approximately 4100 households, businesses and
government offices, schools and a hospital with reliable power
for the future. It is expected that with completion of the
North East Transmission System (NEPS), a project to
import lower cost power from the Central Asia Republics into
Afghanistan, for which AEAI serves as the Program Manager,
Aybak will be connected to the NEPS and will turn off the diesel
generators which currently provide higher cost but essential
energy. Based upon the households supplied the USAID Aybak
project will provide a very positive economic impact and enhance
the quality of life for approximately 40,000 Aybak residents.
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